Apple's Foldable iPhone Delayed Until 2027 Due to Display Challenges

The tech giant faces significant hurdles with screen creasing and hinge durability, postponing its entry into the foldable market.

Apple's foldable iPhone is unlikely to launch before 2027, according to TrendForce.
The primary issue causing the delay is the crease in the folding display, a common problem in current foldable phones.
Apple is working on a 'self-healing display' to address the creasing issue, but dust and debris in the hinge remain concerns.
Other brands like Samsung and Huawei have already established a strong presence in the foldable market.
Apple's entry into the foldable segment is expected to significantly impact market dynamics.